"I have no idea who the fuck any of the people are on our money."
That would because Australia likes to believe it doesn't have a history. It helps with getting rid of societal guilt. Unfortunately it also helps with getting rid of culture.
Our money usually has dead inventors on them.
Money is plastic in other country??? WTF??
Dvader said:Money is plastic in other country??? WTF??
Even I have plastic money.
This is what it looks like.
Money is paper here
Current $20 bill
Old $20 bill
Historically our money is covered in a mix of the queen and random animals.
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20 Peso's? Not much you do with that. how does it work for nose blowing?
Dude, 20 pesos gets me a caguama around here.
I take it back, thats a good deal...
Yodariquo said:Canadian bills have all gotten shiney over the past decade
Current $20 bill
Old $20 billHistorically our money is covered in a mix of the queen and random animals.
Canadian didn't have money a decade or two ago?
_Bear said:I take it back, thats a good deal...
The 20 pesos is the toll bill for entering the queue for the fridge.
The original US dollar is the best.
One of the site's forefathers.
Play fighting games!
I want gold coins back. Doubloons even.
I saw this picture of the first design of the US dollar. It hasn't really changed that much:
Now I'm in Australia, I really don't ever seen money, I do everything with a card. In fact when I do see money it's like "Heh, look Australian money" it is as if I am in the states still and saw some foreign money.
This is the one I see the most when I do see money. It's plastic, like I'm sure most countries notes are these days. All the notes have a see-through window in them (the white part below).
I prefered it when the 20 looked like this:
I have no idea who the fuck any of the people are on our money. Gimmee some dead presidents.
I knew who this guy was (Henry Lawson), but who the fuck is this?:
So what's money like in your country (wikipedia is a good source for images)?